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Rick Astley: Inside the home studio where he masterminded his comeback October 24, 2019
The star invites into the cosy room where he's made two top 10 albums.
Zoe Ball's Radio 2 show loses 364,000 listeners October 24, 2019
The Radio 2 breakfast show host sees audience drop for a third consecutive quarter.
Raja Meziane: Algerian unsigned singer becomes sound of revolution October 23, 2019
In an emotional interview, Raja Meziane recounts how exile from Algeria led to unexpected success.
Leonardo da Vinci five centuries on: Louvre in Paris opens long-awaited exhibition October 23, 2019
An exhibition at the Louvre museum in Paris promises to expose more than meets the naked eye.
Ellie Goulding on climate change: 'The backlash grows ever uglier' October 23, 2019
Singer Ellie Goulding spoke at the One Young World summit encouraging young people to stay positive.
Naomi Wolf: US publisher cancels book release after accuracy concerns October 23, 2019
A BBC radio interview revealed the author had misunderstood British legal terms about homosexuality.
BBC apologises after Andrew Marr suggested Priti Patel was 'laughing' October 23, 2019
Viewers complained after the TV host accused the home secretary of laughing during a Brexit debate.
Joel McIlroy: Ex-Home and Away star 'punched policewoman' October 23, 2019
Joel McIlroy repeatedly attacked a female constable on a street in Sydney, police say.
Richard Bacon: 'I think I am an addict' October 23, 2019
The presenter says alcohol caused "chaos, difficulty and uncertainty" in his life.
House Rules: 'Bullied' reality TV star wins payout in Australia October 23, 2019
Nicole Prince said she suffered abuse after being unfairly portrayed on a hit home makeover show.
Musicians 'face high levels of sexual harassment' October 23, 2019
A survey of musicians suggests harassment is a major problem for the recording industry.
Buttmitzvah is a Jewish, Queer club night that’s held in London October 22, 2019
Buttmitzvah is a Jewish, Queer club night that’s held in London. Ben combines both his faith and queer identity as he dances – he even brings his mum!
Star Wars: Nine major moments in the final Rise of Skywalker trailer October 22, 2019
What we've learned from the final trailer from the new movie, as another trilogy comes to a close.
The Crown 3 trailer: Olivia Colman's Queen faces a crisis of confidence October 22, 2019
The monarchy's stiff upper lip is paramount in the trailer for season three of the Netflix drama.
Ex-EastEnders actress Katie Jarvis on her job-shaming story October 22, 2019
Former EastEnders actress Katy Jarvis describes how she felt after a newspaper splashed pictures of her working as a shop security guard.
Why Ken Loach doesn’t use Hollywood stars October 22, 2019
His latest film, Sorry We Missed You, looks at the impact of zero-hours contracts on family life.
Transgressive Records: 'We've never gone bankrupt, so we must be doing something right' October 22, 2019
We go behind-the-scenes, on stage and on the search for new talent with one of UK's biggest independent labels.
Rapman: The Deptford rapper signed by Jay-Z October 21, 2019
Rapman on being discovered by one of the richest artists in music and becoming a film director.
The Circle's Paddy Smyth: 'People tell me I've given disabled kids hope' October 21, 2019
Paddy Smyth says he's been overwhelmed by messages from people with disabilities.
How Grenfell fire inspired Sarah Lancashire's new TV drama October 21, 2019
The Harry Potter play's writer on how the 2017 tower block fire changed the course of his TV drama.

MACBA

The Touching Community November 28, 2019
Aimar Pérez Galí develops his artistic practice in the field of dance and live arts as a dancer, choreographer, teacher, researcher and writer, always understanding the body as a place of reference and dance not as an end in itself but as a tool for…
FOLKLORE AT THE END OF THE MONTH October 26, 2019
For the last quarter of the year we want to help make the end of the month more entertaining with a free programme of new folklore. It’s an invitation to explore the power of our shared oral memory together through direct messages that encourage enco…
Anne Gillis October 24, 2019
The LEM Festival is an international annual experimental music meeting that has been held in Barcelona since 1996 and is now in its 24th edition. It is organised by Gràcia Territori Sonor, an association responsible for numerous activities connected…
Alien Nomad Sound. Jokkoo Collective September 28, 2019
Jokkoo is a Barcelona collective set up to offer a platform for new and existing musical and cultural initiatives with an African perspective, as well as to bring new musical narratives from Africa and its diaspora to a wider audience in Spain. Altho…
Bamba Pana & Makaveli July 25, 2019
In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
Christian Marclay: Investigations July 19, 2019
Christian Marclay presents a new staging in the Capella MACBA of his most recent work, Investigations (2018), on 19 July. It reflects Marclay’s interest in photography and the non-traditional use of classical instruments. This score was made from a c…
Tatiana Heuman July 18, 2019
In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
KABLAM July 13, 2019
In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
Sote July 11, 2019
In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
Céline Gillain July 4, 2019
In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…

Smithsonian Museum

How 'Moonlight Serenade' Defined a Generation October 23, 2019
Bandleader Glenn Miller, who was lost at sea 75 years ago, played and replayed the song before troops serving in World War II
Gold Fever! Deadly Cold! And the Amazing True Adventures of Jack London in the Wild October 23, 2019
In 1897, the California native went to the frozen North looking for gold. What he found instead was the great American novel
Three Mexican-American Vintners Tell Their Stories October 22, 2019
Alex Llamas, Gustavo Brambila and Amelia Ceja arrived as migrant workers and today thrive as entrepreneurs in the California wine industry
How Three Guys From Houston Are Cooking Up a Revolution in Texas Barbecue October 22, 2019
A tiny suburban eatery is breaking all the rules to create some of the freshest-tasting grub on the horizon
A Tour of the World's Most Spectacular Ceilings October 21, 2019
In her new book 'The Art of Looking Up,' Catherine McCormack captures stunning ceilings around the globe
The Tragic Story of America’s First Black Music Star October 18, 2019
Thomas Wiggins, an African-American musician marketed as ‘Blind Tom’, had a lucrative career—but saw none of the profits himself
Rare, Centuries-Old Korean Buddhist Masterpiece Goes on View October 18, 2019
Sealed and hidden within the sculpture were sacred texts and symbolic objects
Food, Glorious Food October 17, 2019
Smithsonian's coverage of food, drink and their role in our culture
San Antonio Displays More Than 100 Sculptures by Artist Sebastian October 17, 2019
The city is celebrating the Mexican artist’s 50-plus year career with a massive exhibition
How Food Brought Success to a Chef, a Cookbook Author and a Restaurateur October 15, 2019
Historian Ashley Rose Young shares research from the Smithsonian’s 23-year-long ‘American Food History Project’
Who Were the Real 'Peaky Blinders'? October 15, 2019
The Shelby family is fictional, but a real street gang operated in Birmingham at the turn of the 20th century
How a Generation Became Obsessed With Tracking Down Carmen Sandiego October 15, 2019
The globe-trotting thief of the popular 1985 computer game is back at it in a second season of an animated Netflix series
The Cultural History of 'The Addams Family' October 11, 2019
As the spooky clan makes a new appearance on the big screen, a look back on the mystery of their longevity
The Feminist History of ‘Take Me Out to the Ball Game’ October 10, 2019
Trixie Friganza, an actress and suffragist, inspired the popular song of the seventh inning stretch
Follow Ernest Hemingway’s Footsteps Through Havana October 10, 2019
Sixty-five years after nabbing a Nobel, many of Papa Hemingway’s favorite haunts are still open to the public

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